How long do you warranty these for?
2122
Can't answer that specifically, but I had one die on me after a few weeks of almost no use. The seller noticed my poor review & contacted me to offer a replacement. Can't ask for more than that (although we'll see how long the replacement lasts!).
2123
I sent these back unopened. I bought another aftermarket battery that failed after 3 charges and decided not to take a chance. I use my Makitas every day on my job and have found that I just have to bite the bullet and pay the extra money.
2124
I am a buyer not the seller, so the warranty is not something I would have anything to do with. I have 12 batteries to keep me rolling all day. Over the last six years I have purchased 22 batteries, not all from Amazon. The failure rate is a toss up. I do not keep track of how many charge cycles each battery goes through before it fails. All my failures have been with Makita brand batteries. My gut says, the savings offered by the aftermarket product far outweighs any perceived benefit of the name brand batteries. Now if I had a couple of failures, got resistance to return and replace requests, I might change my mind. So far so good, Dennis Fietsch, "A HANDY FELLOW", 45 years on the job.
2125
I am a buyer not the seller, so the warranty is not something I would have anything to do with. I have 12 batteries to keep me rolling all day. Over the last six years I have purchased 22 batteries, not all from Amazon. The failure rate is a toss up. I do not keep track of how many charge cycles each battery goes through before it fails. All my failures have been with Makita brand batteries. My gut says, the savings offered by the aftermarket product far outweighs any perceived benefit of the name brand batteries. Now if I had a couple of failures, got resistance to return and replace requests, I might change my mind. So far so good, Dennis Fietsch, "A HANDY FELLOW", 45 years on the job. I am a buyer not the seller, so the warranty is not something I would have anything to do with. I have 12 batteries to keep me rolling all day. Over the last six years I have purchased 22 batteries, not all from Amazon. The failure rate is a toss up. I do not keep track of how many charge cycles each battery goes through before it fails. All my failures have been with Makita brand batteries. My gut says, the savings offered by the aftermarket product far outweighs any perceived benefit of the name brand batteries. Now if I had a couple of failures, got resistance to return and replace... » Read More I am a buyer not the seller, so the warranty is not something I would have anything to do with. I have 12 batteries to keep me rolling all day. Over the last six years I have purchased 22 batteries, not all from Amazon. The failure rate is a toss up. I do not keep track of how many charge cycles each battery goes through before it fails. All my failures have been with Makita brand batteries. My gut says, the savings offered by the aftermarket product far outweighs any perceived benefit of the name brand batteries. Now if I had a couple of failures, got resistance to return and replace requests, I might change my mind. So far so good, Dennis Fietsch, "A HANDY FELLOW", 45 years on the job. « Show Less
563308
I don't remember a warranty, but we have used these for a year now, and they still look new.
355521
There is no warranty that I know of, but If they don't work or are faulty in any way you will be refunded. They are not UL listed. They are made and shipped from China.
87668
They come with a limited warranty. You could check if you're eligible here: http://solo.net/warranty/
81982
I believe there is a two year warranty. They have awesome sound. I really like them.
209700
I don't know how long the warranty is but I wouldn't recommend an extended warranty. There is very little that can go wrong with them.
1621010
I'm not sure what warranty I had. Hadnt had any problems with them since I have had them so hadnt looked into it.
1059431
I have no idea, they are very sturdy, so no warranty should not be a problem. My husband uses them in his auto repair shop and they generally last for several years of hard use.
768350
not sure check with manufacturer . .....I don't think you will need to worry about warranty ...these are well built
131934
i'm guessing a year warranty but i don't really remember. i'd check the manufacturer's site to confirm.
299244
Not sure what the warranty is. Had mine for over a year, no problems to the point I never think about it.
313563
Sorry, but I don't know for sure. Seems like when I got mine there was a one year warranty.
1210216
I did not get the warranty. I installed them 7 months ago and so far no problem.
1450717
I don't know, mine were good for 3-4 months. If you contact the seller maybe they can tell you.
1253265
I think they come with a five years warranty if you are the primary owner. Please check it out with http://www.jbl.com/estore/jbl/us/support/supportWarranties.jsp
852625
I do not own these. They were donated to someone who needed them. They came from the U.K. Not sure where they were actually made or anything about the warranty. sorry.
817593
I wouldn't. If they work when you get them, they will likely work for 20 years. If they don't work when you get them, they are covered under warranty and once fixed will likely work for 20 years.